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Sho-Shan y la Dama Oscura
When Luisa, a four year old girl with Asperger's syndrome, is accused of killing her best friend, Violet, her older sister, decides to investigate on her own to find the truth. Meanwhile, Mr. Fuertehijar, who is Toto's father, the murdered kid, is full of pain and anger, therefore he seeks revenge by all means, even if this leads him to commit another crime. The situation gets more complicated when Sara Michell enters the scene. She is a famous reporter who suspects Violeta's and Luisa's mother, Dagmar Dark, is actually a Japanese spy.
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When Luisa, a four year old girl with Asperger's syndrome, is accused of killing her best friend, Violet, her older sister, decides to investigate on her own to find the truth. Meanwhile, Mr. Fuertehijar, who is Toto's father, the murdered kid, is full of pain and anger, therefore he seeks revenge by all means, even if this leads him to commit another crime. The situation gets more complicated when Sara Michell enters the scene. She is a famous reporter who suspects Violeta's and Luisa's mother, Dagmar Dark, is actually a Japanese spy.
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Written By:Carlos Preciado, Bruna Moreira
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Runtime:110 minutes
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Carlos Preciado
Director
Lilian Nuñez
Violeta
Norley Vega
Dama
Ezequiel Cárdenas
Luis Monsalve
Sergio Loman
Sr. Fuertehijar
Yojath Okamoto
Rodrigo
Lorenzo Narvaez
Oficial Ordaz
Victor Manuel Fernández
Oficial Echeverría
Claudia Rivera Canales
Sarah Michell
Rubi Araoz
Miss Amelie
Macarena Oz
Violeta at 8
Carlos Hernández
Dr. Matalozano
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